These need to be in a clearly labelled, lidded lunch box. Drinks should be in an unbreakable bottle or flask. Children are encouraged to bring a balanced meal that does not include sweets...read more

Children are able to join the following after school and launch-time clubs: sports activities, cookery, chess, choir and table tennis...read more

The school is committed to inclusive education. Sometimes a child has special needs that require individual support. If either you or a teacher has concerns about your child's progress, then a meeting can be arranged so that your child's needs can be discussed. If needed a support programme can be arranged. Help is also available from other professionals linked to our school...read more

There is a music consultant engaged by the school. He teaches music and also there is a school band.There is an opportunity for older children to play the recorder, violin, clarinet, trombone and guitar, but a charge is made for these lessons which take place in a small group. Please speak to the school secretary, who will advise as to availability...read more

Pastoral care: The class teacher has responsibility for the well-being of your child during the day. If he/she is sick then the Head Teacher will make a formal complaint to the school management and will take charge and may need to contact the parent of the pupil via an emergency telephone number. Please inform the school of this number and make sure we are told if it changes. ...read more

The staff work hard to maintain close links with parents. Three times a year consultations are arranged and parents also receive a written report at the end of the school year. The Head and teachers are always pleased to meet with parents during open day which precedes midterm break. During the open day, parents have the opportunity to go through the pupil�s books and interact with the class teachers while making observations and remarks on the pupil�s progress and development as observed...read more